Physical Map of Europe
The Physical Map of Europe shows that most of the continent is a Plain, the North European Plain being the dominant one. The important mountain ranges are the Alps, the Caucasus Mountains, and others.
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| Description : The physical map of Europe shows the physical features of the continent, including the many mountain ranges, islands, rivers, and seas. | Disclaimer |
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Unlike most continents, Europe is not a separate landmass, but instead shares the continental shelf with Asia, together making up the giant landmass, Eurasia. The Ural Mountains of Russia divide the landmass into two separate continents, but this division splits Russia, making it part of both Europe and Asia.
Europe has a combination of physical features, from the southern mountain ranges to the northern plains, and the uplands in the northwest. Europe has a unique shape with many peninsulas and internal bodies of water. One of the unusual features of Europe's geography are the fjords of Norway, or the deep cuts of water into the coastal land, creating narrow bodies of water surrounded by steep crevasses.
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| Major Mountain Ranges in Europe |
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| Alps | Apennines | Pyrenees | Carpathian Mountains |
| Caucasus Mountains | Ural Mountains | Balkan Mountains |
| Major Islands of Europe |
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| Iceland | Great Britain | Ireland | Corsica | Malta |
| Sicily | Sardinia | Aegean Islands | Crete |
| Major Rivers in Europe |
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| Volga | Danube | Ural | Rhine | Elbe | Seine | Po |
| Major Bodies of Water in Europe |
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| Mediterranean Sea | Black Sea | Bay of Biscay | Baltic Sea | North Sea | Norwegian Sea | Barents Sea | Atlantic Ocean |
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